How WHL licenses its work.

1. Patent licensing

WHL licenses rights under its pending U.S. patent applications, individually, by technology family, or as a portfolio. Licensing is bilateral and per-engagement; we do not offer blanket open-source patent grants. Inquiries: contact@wernerharmoniclabs.com with subject "Patent Licensing".

2. Sayo Siglo 33% royalty

All Trickle-Tech derivatives, including the governed wireless power transfer work (patent pending) and any downstream applications in automotive, medical-implant, drone, autonomous-mobile-robot, or distributed-energy markets, carry a mandatory 33% royalty under the Sayo Siglo policy. This royalty is the canonical rate, overriding any earlier documents that reference other figures. It applies at the deployment level, not the manufacturing level, and is documented in every applicable license agreement.

3. Why we do not publish to public package registries

WHL deliberately does not publish to PyPI, npm, crates.io, or any other public open-source package registry. The reasons:

• Trade-secret preservation: our gate compositions, attack taxonomies, and governance kernels embed implementation-level knowledge that should not be visible to non-licensed parties.
• Patent foreign-filing protection: public disclosure of certain unfiled drafts can trigger the 12-month bar on foreign filing under most treaty regimes. We file before we publish.
• License control: a public package cannot enforce the Sayo Siglo royalty on Trickle-Tech derivatives; private licensing can.
• Customer trust: regulated buyers prefer signed, source-shared, NDA-bound delivery over an anonymous public install.

Customers who need our SDKs receive them via private mirror or source-shared license under NDA.

4. Product licensing models

None of the models below is a purchasable product today. Each is available on request and agreed per engagement in writing, with pricing set in the signed agreement.

• Evaluation: a limited license for evaluation only, agreed in writing.
• Pro: a per-engagement license for small deployments, agreed in writing.
• Enterprise: a negotiated license for larger deployments, agreed per engagement in writing.
• Sovereign: deployment models for controlled environments are discussed per engagement. No on-premises or isolated-network build is offered today.

5. Federal pathways

WHL is exploring SBIR and other federal procurement routes tied to its pending governed-execution patent applications. This is an external pathway under evaluation, not a completed award. Federal-contracting inquiries: start a conversation.

6. Custom engagements and co-build

For partners willing to anchor a specific product or vertical, we offer custom revenue-share or equity arrangements. Inquiries: contact@wernerharmoniclabs.com with subject "Co-Build", or request a briefing.

7. Open-source posture

WHL maintains selective non-IP-critical artifacts (documentation, reference implementations of general patterns) in private repositories. Public open-sourcing of a specific component may occur only after the relevant patent applications are filed and IP review is complete.

8. Contact

Werner Harmonic Labs LLC, Woodland Hills, California. contact@wernerharmoniclabs.com. Useful subject lines: "Patent Licensing", "Product License", "SBIR", "Co-Build", "Investor".